Let’s face it, sometimes you simply run out of bullet journal page ideas.
Not because there aren’t about a bajillion weekly spread page ideas out there, but because you might just burn out and lack inspiration one day (trust me, it happens).
I’ve recently discovered bullet journaling as a way to not only get my life organized but to help me de-stress and work on self care while I do so.
The coloring and the creative part of keeping a bullet journal with lots of blank pages is the absolute best.
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It means you can bring just about any bullet journal layout idea to life and make it your own.
Now, if you’re here and you don’t quite know how to start a bullet journal, learn all about it here in this ultimate guide.
There are tons of bullet journal list ideas out there. And that’s without exaggeration.
Don’t know where to start?
The most popular bujo idea is the bullet journal weekly spread. Weekly spreads help you make the most out of your week by going through what you need to do daily. Granted, you might not have time to create a full-blown piece of art weekly spread in your bullet journal, but even a simple one can make sure you have a better handle on your day.
No need to get fancy and best of all, no need to be perfect. It’s all about having fun with each bullet journal entry and keeping track of the important things in your life. If you haven’t yet found a great bullet journal you’ll love, then you need to check out the nifty pro version dotted bullet journal. It’s my current BUJO obsession at the moment!
Some basic bullet journal page ideas include:
Goals and rewards
Cleaning Calendar
Budget Tracker
Social Media Password Tracker
Brain Dump
Seasonal To-Do List
Monthly Spreads
Recipe Banks
Life Milestones
A bullet journal index
Mind maps
A title page
Bullet journal key
Contacts list
Passwords list
Favorite quotes and passages
Daily Affirmations
some bullet journal basics you should have down are:
Bullet journal key
Do you have a bullet journal key in place? If not, learn how to create the perfect bullet journal key first to start off on the right foot.
Bullet journal notebook
Do you have your notebook yet? Head on over here to read about which notebook I recommend if you’re a BUJOer. If you don’t yet want to invest in a notebook, but want to try it out, I have some FREE bullet journal dot grid paper I created exactly for that.
Print out a few pages for a bullet journal test trial!
More bullet journal ideas
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There are lots of bullet journal page ideas to explore and find inspiration from. I’ll be listing additional page and tracking ideas under each category. Let’s dive in!
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Bullet journal weekly spread
There are lost of things you can track in your bullet journal weekly spreads. Here are just some ideas of how a weekly spread can help you organize your life:
- Daily to-dos
- Daily goals
- Daily meals
- Appointments
- Morning Routines
- Important reminders
- Weekly chores
- Weekly tasks
- Weekly devotions
Via Teal Notes
I created this spread as a nice and simple idea for when you want to draw out a quick recap of what the rest of your week will look like. It’s complete with a notes and appointment areas so you write down the most important things for the week.
Via Bujospace
This weekly spread is pretty straight forward and to the point. Bujospace, the designer, makes sure to include all the important elements of a weekly spread in a clean yet beautiful and sleek manner. This is a great weekly spread for people who don’t enjoy clutter and likes white space a lot more.
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This weekly bullet journal spread is the perfect one for the lover of all things flowers. It’s a great theme for tracking your ideas during the spring months (or whenever you feel like it really). This weekly spread is an awesome example of how you can let your imagination go free while still planning productively.
Via Es La Moda
If you like doodling, this is the bullet journal weekly spread for you. It doesn’t take itself too seriously and gives you space to have fun while listing your most important to-dos for the week.
Via Christina77star
Christina is one of the absolute favorites in the bullet journal space and they never fails to come up with absolutely GORGEOUS bullet journal spread after spread. This comic strip inspired weekly spread is a great way to keep track of what you’re doing for the week, especially if you have the time to make it extra special.
Via Nicoles.journal
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This is a weekly spread that I wouldn’t mind going back to and re-reading long after the to-do list on it was done, it’s just THAT pretty. So, create a summer themed bullet journal page for fun and see how it turns out. Its super therapeutic to color in drawings like the ice cream cone above (so pretty!).
Via Evie + Sarah
This one is a great example of how you can use a bullet journal with sticky note or washi tape tabs to create and inventive and colorful weekly bullet journal spread. Evie + Sarah have a WHOLE post on how you can use this spread to create the perfect schedule that will work for everyone’s unique day.
Via Christina77star
Simple lines and complimentary colors are a great way to make a classic weekly spread. Just look at how this spread makes use of two pages instead of one to make sure the whole week is accounted for. That is a great example of great use of space.








